WebSt Giles’ was founded in about 1124, either by King Alexander I, who died that year, or by his brother King David I, who succeeded him. They were the sons of the energetic King Malcolm Canmore and his devout wife, St Margaret. A parish for St Giles’ was carved out of the large existing parish of St Cuthbert’s Church, and the clergy were ... WebKing David the First had St. Giles built on the edge of Edinburgh in 1124 and there are still some foundations that date back to the 12th century today. It’s interesting to think that at one time, the colossal cathedral stood on the border of the city, strange to think that Edinburgh didn’t go beyond this spot.

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